Spry vs Read Me!

Love the concept but I had trouble importing. The developer was very helpful and even created a video for me so I’m now able to use it. The max speed on the free version is 250 wpm so you may have to go with the paid version to get the most out of the program.

- Kman7768

Way too expensive

- Charging Bare

- on the Spritz selecter, two magnifying glasses icon is confusing - the part you move should be a handle, and it can still have the move icon. - far as I can tell, no way to zoom images. Many books have maps with small details you need to zoom in to see. - I like that you don't add copywrite info when I copy text from a book.

- Luqavi

I downloaded the ReadMe! App so that I could download my college books to an app that would read it to me during my long commute. The description said it was possible but I was never able to get that functionality to work. To top it off, I downloaded the pdf ebooks to the app but when I would try and read my chapters, the app would go blank as if nothing was on the screen. I had to repurchase the book to my iPad iBook because i could take the chance of it glitching during an exam. The only reason I gave it two stars vs one is because when I could read the books it was easier to view than the standard iBook format.

- Giggly cardinal fan

What ReadMe! Means to me. ReadMe is a valuable addition to the reading and comphrension tools in my learning tool box. I am an immigrant and a little self conscious about my my command of the English language. This program is not an end-all, but a practical instrument for improving reading/writing/comprehension skills. This application is a good learning platform and the undue criticism of its practicality, user-friendliness or issues with bugs appears at times seems deliberate and uncalled for. I have enjoyed many months (12+) of reading with the application and apart from requiring me to log in with more frequency than I like the application has worked flawlessly.

- Ricardo.M.O